Prince Harry says children are happy in new UK school

Prince Harry has stated that his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are “happy” in their new school in England following their family's recent return to the United Kingdom. The Duke of Sussex noted that their successful transition allows him to focus on the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham.

The decision to move the children to a new school shortly after arriving in the UK was driven by security concerns. A family spokesperson explained that the move followed discussions with their security team regarding the practicalities of the previous school's commute, specifically citing heavy traffic and the distance from their home in the Cotswolds.

The family's return to Britain follows six years of living in the United States. While Harry has reportedly mended relations with King Charles III, he remains estranged from Prince William and Catherine. Additionally, the move has prompted privacy measures at the children's new school, including warnings to parents regarding the photography of other students.